Julius Caesar coins Roman Imperial catalog

Dictator (49-44 BC)

G CAESAR COS TER
A HIRTIVS PR

aureus 46 BC
gold
Rome mint
20.5 mm.
Veiled female head (Vesta or Pietas) right / GAIVS CAESAR CONSUL TERCIVS (Gaius Caesar Consul Fourth Time)
Emblems of the augurate and pontificate: lituus, capis, and securis / AULVS HIRTIVS PRAETOR
Coin value - $5000-6000

 

 

G CAESAR DIC TER
L PLANC PR VRB

aureus 45 BC
gold
Rome mint
20.5 mm.
Draped bust of Victory right / GAIVS CAESAR DICTATOR TERCIVS (Gaius Caesar Dictator Fourth Time)
Praefericulum / LVSIVS PLANCVS PRAEFECTVS URBI (Lucius Plancus City Prefect)
Coin value - $10000-15000

 

 

CAESAR
no legend

denarius 49-48 BC
silver
Military mint
18.0 mm.
Elephant to right trampling on serpent / CAESAR
Simpulum, sprinkler, axe and priest's hat
Coin value - $700-1000

 

 

LII
CAESAR

denarius 48 BC
silver
Military mint
18.0 mm.
Diademed female head (Clementia?) left / LII (52 - Caesar age)
Trophy of Gallic arms / CAESAR
Coin value - $2000-3000

 

 

COS. TERT. DICT. ITER
AVGVR PONT.MAX

denarius 46 BC
silver
Military mint
18.0 mm.
Head of Ceres right / CONSVL TERCIVS DICTATOR ITERVM (Consul Fourth Time Dictator Second Time)
Emblems of the augurate and pontificate: simpulum, aspergillum, guttus, and lituus / AVGVRVS PONTIFEX MAXIMVS (Augur Greatest Priest)
Coin value - $500-1000

 

 

CAESAR DICT PERPETVO
L.BVCA

denarius 44 BC
silver
Rome mint
18.0 mm.
Wreathed head of Caesar right / CAESAR DICTATOR PERPETVO (Caesar dictator in perpetuity)
Venus Victrix seated right, holding Victory and transverse scepter / LVCIVS BVCA
Coin value - $1500-2000

 

 

CAESAR DIC TER
C CLOVI PRAEF

dupondius 46 BC
bronze
Rome mint
27.0 mm.
Winged and draped bust of Victory to right / CAESAR DICTATOR TERCIVS (Caesar Dictator Fourth Time)
Minerva advancing to left, holding trophy and spears and shield, at feet snake / CAIUS CLOVIUS PRAEFECTVS
Coin value - $2000-3000

 

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